forza_user

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   by forza_user 1y ago

   I was surprised of the new attempt for performance profiles/device roles/hints when we already have a very good patch set maintained by kakra. - https://github.com/kakra/linux/pull/36 - https:&#x2F
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   Btrfs Allocator Hints(lwn.net)

   57 points by forza_user 1y ago|60 comments
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   by forza_user 1y ago

   The mic of my XM5 picks up background chatter pretty much, making them difficult to use in calls in the office. The receiver hears my colleagues just as loud as my own voice. I am hoping improvements here. The poly headphones are lightyears
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   by forza_user 1y ago

   What do you think of the new XM6? Worth the upgrade from XM5? What are objectively the very best ANC wireless headphones on the market?
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   Sony WH-1000XM6(soundguys.com)

   3 points by forza_user 1y ago|4 comments
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   by forza_user 2y ago

   24VDC is the most common supply for industrial electronics like PLCs, sensors etc. It is used in almost every type of industrial automation systems. 48VDC is also not uncommon for bigger power supplies, servos, etc. https://www.s
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   by forza_user 2y ago

   There is a patch for this. Hopefully it will be available in mainline kernels soon. https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/kdave/linux....
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   by forza_user 2y ago

   The allocator hints only makes sense with at least two devices. Btrfs is metadata heavy, so offloading metadata to faster devices can make a big performance difference. For example a HDD combined with a small SSD or NVMe disk, you would set